A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 641
... Roman citizenship upon all free men of chisement of the the empire , which ... Roman nomenclature , which had long lost their original significance , were falling ... Stud . , 1929 , pp . 38 ff . ' On Hadrian's administration see Pelham ...
... Roman citizenship upon all free men of chisement of the the empire , which ... Roman nomenclature , which had long lost their original significance , were falling ... Stud . , 1929 , pp . 38 ff . ' On Hadrian's administration see Pelham ...
Pagina 748
... Rome . On the late - Roman walls in Gaul see A. Blanchet , Les Enceintes romaines de la Gaule . 5 On the military reforms of Diocletian and Constantine see H. M. D. Parker , Journ . Roman Stud . , 1933 , pp . 175 ff . On the separation ...
... Rome . On the late - Roman walls in Gaul see A. Blanchet , Les Enceintes romaines de la Gaule . 5 On the military reforms of Diocletian and Constantine see H. M. D. Parker , Journ . Roman Stud . , 1933 , pp . 175 ff . On the separation ...
Pagina 782
... Roman Stud . , 1920 , pp . 131 ff .; H. S. Schultz , ibid . , 1933 , pp . 36 ff .; E. Foord , The Last Age of Roman Britain . The earlier date is advocated by R. G. Collingwood , Journ . Roman Stud . , 1922 , pp . 74 ff . , and Engl ...
... Roman Stud . , 1920 , pp . 131 ff .; H. S. Schultz , ibid . , 1933 , pp . 36 ff .; E. Foord , The Last Age of Roman Britain . The earlier date is advocated by R. G. Collingwood , Journ . Roman Stud . , 1922 , pp . 74 ff . , and Engl ...
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